WANTED. BOOT TKADE.—Wanted, a smart Message Boy. — H Schofield and Son, EnglaJid-st, College Hill. C CANVASSER wanted, every-day house- ; hold article; liberal terms.—J. H. Porter, Exchange Lane, top floor. /'XtIBMIST'S Apprentice.—Vacancy for a smart Lad; may rcßide with proprietor.—Hill, Chemist, Cambridge. IjWENCH Gentleman, highly educated, ■ I will give Lessons in French; moderate terms.—Address Franco, 1004 Star Office.. "DOCKET MONEY.—Any young lady can *- earn 5/ to 10/ a week in her spare time by Introducing our beautiful gooda to her friends' notice.-Apply (enclosing stamped addressed envelope for reply), to Pocket Money, 1033, Star Officer T)HofOGR"APHY^-A"first-class. GentleP man Retoucher just arrived, wants Situation.-Apply C.8.A., G.P.0., Aack —LUMBER wanted job"' Milton-road., Mt. Roskill.--Ja^Macpherson._____ TvSoTO'GBAPnT "— Retouching Taught, I >H°wTt°hrJKS to advance pupils for position in photography shop.-Apply Smith, Photog^aph_e£,_Queen^t ;i _A^Un£. Fr«~BI)T€HER&-Wanted, smart Young J- Man to do round, assist in shop and »lau_hte nrho°usc wages £1 and found.Stone and Co., Hamllton.___ mO~BIKERS.-Advertlser knows where 1 there is a good opening for a Baker s Buslucm.—Z., Stnnßhurst. Symondfrgt^^ mo MERCHANTS AND OTHERS. M FREEMAN wishes to announce that he has Bought out the General Store and Gum business at Gumtcwn, for many years carried on by Mr W. H. Grant, as from 23rd December last. nry-Q M I~L L I X B B S~ WANTKD, THOROUGHLY COMPRTBNT MILLINERY SALESWOMAN to take charge of Department. Applicants must have held similar position in house of pood standing. Address TUB MANAGER, TR ABO HOUSE DRAPERY COMPANY, LIMITED, WELLINGTON._ TT/ANTBD Known — That you can rely on YY' the Reliance Dental Company for the Best, and Cheapest Work, at 77, Qneen-st., over Smeeton's. \X7ANTED~ Known—Westport Coal Co. VV d©Uver their famous Coalbrookdale Coal all part* Ctty and Suburbs. Telephone. 1404. ANTED Known—Absolutely Choicest Creamery Batter for the Table, all the year round.—New Zealand Dairy Association. Limited, TT7 ANTED KNOWN. .PKAfitft WORTH OF BOOTS AND dwtX/U\/ SHOES to be cleared at MILLER'S SLAUGHTERING SALE. Women's Black Lace Shoes, 1/11; Women's Sample Shoes, 2/11 pair; Women's American Shoes, 3/11; Ladies' Canvas Shoes reduced from 3/11 to 1/U; Ladles' English Lace Boots, Vll; Ladies' Brown Canvas Shoes, 2/9; Ladies' One-bar Walking Shoes, 2/11; Ladles' Sand Shoes, 5 and G, 1/11 pair; Ladies' Tennis Shoes, 1/9 and 1/U; LadleV Kvening Shoes, 1/3, 1/6, and 1/11; L& dies' American Boots reduced from 11/» 11 7/11 pair.' Conterfull of Ladies' Sample Shoes, nearly half-price, 5/11 pair; Ladles' Check Felt Slippers, carpet soles, 1/; Ladies' Carpet Slippers reduced from 2/3 to 1/ pair; Ladies' Prunella Slippers, former price 2/U and 3/11, clearing at 1/11. Gents' English Bals.. 4/11 pair; Gents' American Bals. reduced from 9/6 to i 6/11; Gents' American Bals. reduced \ from 13/6 to 8/11; Gent*' Court Bhoes, ! 3/11 pair; Gents' Bluchers, 4/9 pair; i Gents' Sand Shoes, 2/6 pair; Gents' Tennis Shoes, 1/5- About 50 pairs of Men's Sample English Boots, usual price 10/6 and 12/6, clearing at 6/I]. ISOO pairs of "Maltese Cross" Sand Shoes, gridiron soles, will be cleared at and under wholesale price, Blakey's Boot Protectors, 13 bags for 1/. Spooner's Cream, 4fcd bottle. Mohair Boot Laces, Tdojs for 1/- —At MILLETR'S BOOT PALACE, 112 and 114 VICTORIA-STREET. TX7 ANTED KNOWN— p-|AA(k WORTH OF FA.NCY GOODS Si'JLUI/U1 to be cleared. New Music, g copies for I/, Wickin's Grosvenor Colleßp Albums, English price 1/, clearing at 6d. Real Pebble Specs, 2/6 per pair; Crystal Specs, If. American Watches reduced to 5/U. Good Clocks, 2/S. Dolls, IBin. Ions:, 4Jd each. Oil Paintings N.Z. S<:enery. reduced from 25/ to 10/6, and from £2 5/ to 17/6. Handsome Vases, 3d and 6d each. Tea Caddies, 2d each. Hammers, 4Jd: Tomahawks, 6d; Oil Cans. 2d; Machine Oil, 2d bottle.—At MILLER'S FANCY REPOSITORY, 110 .VICTORIA-STREET. WANTED KNOWN—Benjamin Gum, for Coughs and Colds. This remedy has no equal. Should be in every household. Bottles, 1/6 and 2/G each. All Chemists and Grocers. JEWELLERS. TURKMAN. JQENISON, ANB po., MANUFACTURING JEWELLERS, Offer the greatest value in the world for N.Z. Greenstone. "We make a SPECIALTY OF GREENSTONE JEWELLERY, and are now offering Greenstone Goods at a keener price than ever. Any design made to order on the premises at stock prices. Only address— QUEEN-STREET, AUCKLAND, N.Z. (Opposite 8.N.Z.) * rYERTAIN jyrAN IN rpHIS rpOWN TyTE-EDS WATCHING. Is he your husband, your brother, or your son? We have noticed the poor fellow gazing longingly at the GOOD WATCHES in SKEATES' window, as he thought of the -worn-out, worthless timepiece In his pocket. Doesn't he deserve a better one? Does he deserve a present? Then in a possible list of one thousand glvable things, there Is not one that will uo perfectly meet his appreciation as a fyyATCH. WE HAVE THEM PROM 7/6 up T0 £20. SKEATE9 BROS., WATCHMAKERS! AND JEWELLERS, OpposPte Town Clock, QUBE-N-STREET, AUCKLAND. Don't forget our l&ci. Wedcttng Rings, at 21/ and upwards, and Half-a-dozen nice Teaspoons given free with each Wedding Ring.
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Auckland Star, Volume XXXIV, Issue 28, 2 February 1903, Page 1
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